Overpriced ingame items like the ones in Plants vs Zombies 2.

It's really funny. Console players used to call PCs "typewriter"s and now all consoles look like a pc.

Both DR2 and DR2: Off the Record is on sale now on Steam. I tempted to buy Off the Record but some say it's nothing more than a big patch. I also wanna buy DR2 too but I hate the time limit in game. So I'm confused. Which one should I buy?

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I beat it on Xbox 360 earlier this year, and I'm buying it again for my PC. Why? Because it is, in my opinion anway, one of the most engrossing, satisfying games I have ever played, in the same league at Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Half-Life 2. The Metroidvania style exploration mixed with a great stat-based leveling system and original "souls" experience system gives it a flavor of its own, and the art style is incredible. The difficulty is nothing but a love letter to old-school gamers who appreciate a challenge. You will die a lot, but you will know why you died and you learn patterns from your enemies, where traps are, and better ways to traverse this dark and unforgiving world. Whenever I get the chance I love to tell people about this game and why they should at least try it if they are old-school gamers.

The PC port could have been better, but if you can look past the low res textures and Windows Live implementation and play it with a good gamepad, you'll find it's a truly excellent game. I'm a PC gamer through and through, but sometimes you gotta know when it's worth looking past minor blemishes and just enjoy the damn thing.

omenodebander

Prepare for a barrage of the usual, "crappy port, won't play because no keyboard and mouse"